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CHICAGO. october 1.-The Chicago delegates to
the OF Labor convention leave here tonight
On special Train. z. j. Pau In correspondence In
an organ OF Powderly's opponents Will say to-day:
From reading PowderIy's circulars the public
seems 10 think that the general assembly meets to
indorse him. The official clique at Richmond
tried To have his. term extended to three years.
and after they were beaten Powderly threatened
10 serve another term. But this was Tor effect
and that night mis- clan made a deal SO that next
morning they violated the constitution and ille-
gally extended their term TO Two years.
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E2lOyVn up bv Dynamite.

PITTSBURG, Oct. IA Uniontown special says:
The large boiler and pumps at Bliss and Mar
shalls Kyle coke works were blown TO pieces by
dynamite on Thursday night. The employees have
been on a strike for several weeks and IT Is SUP
posed that the outrage was committed by some
OF the striters. The damage was about $500. On
the same night party OF the strikers surrounded
the houses OF the nou-unton men, for the purpose
OF driving them away, but the mon Was frightened
off by armed officers VINO have been guarding the
works The firm claimed that the strike Is broken.
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PASSED ASSISTANT ENGINEER JNo. A. ToBIN, as
sistant to the superintendent OF the State, War
and Navy Department building, has been
ordered to sea on the Nipsic, which Is
destined to make tour around
the world It is settled that he VIII be succeeded
at the Department by Passed Assistant Engineer
Geo. w. Baird, who was an applicant for the posi-
tlon or superintendent at the time CHER Engineer
Williamson was appointed TO succeed CHIEF Engi-
neer SNYDER.
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CHAMBERS AMONG INDIAN HoRsEs-Commis-

CHAMBERS AMONG INDIAN H0KSES.-CUHMfS-
sioner COlman, OF the Agricultural Department.,
received a letter from the governor OF Montana
transmitting report from the territorial veter-
marian, in which he says he has discovered sew
eral weii-defned cases OF CHAMBERS among horses
on the Crow Indian reSery alton in Mont ana, Com.
missioner COlman, in transmitting the letter and
report 10 the Secretary or the Interior today,
states that the disease OF CHAMBERS is inevitably
fatal TO horses and to men, and he urgently recon-
meudS that immediate steps be taken to stamp
out the disease. TAe department Will act promptly
In the matter
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Chief OF Appointment Division.

hereby certify that the number OF days absent,
on account or sickness, aud the amount OF salary
accrued, as above stated, is correct.
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VIRGINIA P0sTMASTERs APPoINTED.-The follow
ing fourth-class postmasteIs have been app ,inte
in Virginia: john ". Clay, Marysville, Campbell
Co., vice joel II. Clay, resigned; Wesley l. Moore,
MVersville, Amhers; Co., vice James A. West, re-
signed
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Cclcrr,ns,ic ErieGs.

Horace Webster, OF San Francisco, and Chas W.
Lawrence, OF New York, constituting the l.m OF
Ii. Webster Co., Wholesale liquor dealers, flied
an assignment to-day for the benefit Of creditors
20 Frederick N Lawrence, OF Flushing, L. ]. There
are 10 preferred creditors
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FEMALE observation-disclosures Vincent Is a
French woman WHO has saved twelve people from
death by drowning. Last month she Jumped into
the waves entirely dressed and rescued the twelfth
six-year-oid boy. She has seven children OF her
own, The youngest being still an infant.
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On the other side was the following


All you that chance this grave TO see
II You can read English. can learn by ne
have travelled, read, and studied mfnLind to know
Aud what interested them here below.
The present or the future state and love of power
Envy, fear love- hate occupied each waheful hour
All would teach but few wunid understand
The greater part know little Of either God or man.
Love one another. very good xii, All agreed,
Learn, labor. wait if you would succeed
October l. LEW
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RANGE OF THE TuERMoNErgR.--The following
were tau readings at tue signal orlce to-day: u.
Ia. 65; Y. H., rs; naXlmum. a; minimum. "a
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AT Elizabeth, N. j., yesterday, the veatry Of ST.
Johns Church voted fuii confidence in the pastor,
Rev. @. A, diazebroOk, and disbelief In the charges
brought against hlut
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MARRIAGE LICENSES. - Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court to John E.
DOherty. of Portland, Greg, and Mamie Flynn, OF
Harrisonburg, Va; Joseph Ford and Pima Hamil-
ton, OF Aullikins, MO-; Coleman kothschlld and
County, Maryland. and Emma v. Watts, OF Prince
Georges County, Maryland; George w. Mcmahon
and Bridget DeVinney
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baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE. Nd, October 1.-Vir-nia ten fort;es
81 do new tlrees. 90; North Carolina skies. old 12(
bid to day.

BALTIMORE, Nd, October 1.-vir-inia ten fort;es.
bid to day.
BALTIMORE. Nd, October Lection dull-mid-
ding, 81 Flour steady ard firm. Wheat-southern
stea,ly aud quiet: red, 7SaS1; amber laS4 western
steady, closing dull; No winter red. spot 7aaa1ss;
S 5d
and quiet let White s2a6l yellow - western
asked Oats steady and qniet-soutAern and pennsyl
yania 3Ca3o; western white. 34a:'5 western mixed,
Potatoes rmer, l75a2.4O. Coffee easier-Rio caoes,
ordinary to fair. lSHalsA: Sugar--eopper refined
quiet, 1Oa1OH. Whisky steady. / 11al.13 Other
articles unchanged Ereishts Liverpool per steamer
Garr nHaf wheat osheis
corn. 200 bushels: oats. $500 bushels: rye. 600
l6,6uO bushels: corn, 200 bushels. Sales-wheat.
163.SOO bushels: corn ii, 100 bushels.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, I'LL. October !. IL q. m.-October
wheat, II 5-16: May wheat 20 SIG. October corn,
42s4; May corn 40 l1-16. October oats, 6 january
pork IL. 40 October Lard $40 January short ribs,
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Absence Caused by Sickness.


PAY.
1t has been question OF considerable interest to
the clerks In the Treasury Department how they
could get pay for time when they have been ab-
sent from the Department In excess Of the regular
thirty days on account of actual sickness The
following form OF chriiicate be filled ont by the
cierk anu sworn to, has been prepared by tae De-
partmeht, TO be furnished in addition to The doc
tors certificate:
me Honoro6te The Secretary of the Treasury:
SIR: Would respectfully petition that the sum
VI - wnicn was deducted from my salary dur
l aas ' nt pei i arom - to daysin ex-
cess on the usual time granted by the regulations
Oh tne treasury Department, be refunded to me
uuuer tue provisions o section OF the act or Con-
gress approved March 3, 1883
would further state that during the
p eIioo above named was sick and
conhned to my Residence, No., city Of,
ana ny reason Of said sickness, which was not the
reeuiI OF excessive Use OF intoxicating liquor or
OF other improper conduct" was unable to return
10 DUTY; that during said period was under the
proiessiohal care OF DR.. -, OF -, regular
tached.
sworn and subscribed to before me this day
Of -, A. d. 1SS
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IOR kENT-BY X. y. HOFFMAN.
~ q \ - 4 Ii


near Conn ave 500 4 near 9th St Pr $500
+ t. near iSth IT. IT. oonn avn,r Dupontc.. 121
Lafayette ST. 1!r 20 \. near l1!h st., II: 80
Vermont U. ir5O nr 18th ST. l.r. 1856
X, near Conn. 13r 30 L, 18th ST.. Tor.
st., near 14tn. 16r 100 ill., ST.. 1Ur. 100
18th ST., nr. H. IL 200 2lst. hear 80
UNFINISHED.
10 Oh lafayette fa So, lTrsI?o OFFICE ROOMS.
1913 10Th stn W.. l4r loo 90 18TH ST.. .12j
39g LIN IN, ST. l9r I 0 Eiegant rooms in sun
III 18th ST., Or 100 buildiEg, hreproof,from
80 Est. NV, 11r.. .,s:}.;i3 30 to 100 each
94b lav.nw 12r. .3 1875 + ST. II. w. office rms
1SO3 "a av Irs. 90 93l ST, I'd floor 10
81 18th stu.w. 13r .. 90 1877 + ST. I'd floor 30
800 st rw, u 90 I'll ST.. Sd floor. so
1903 stn.w. llr.. 90 4TU La ave, from 10 ~ 20
II I'll st. n.w..4O 81 + St W., Sd 1oor -
134 St IL. g., 1Urs 40 Ill and T. W. ID ~
lob Ii st. ne, ......25 STORES.
13.1 1}tn st. W., Or. % Magnificent store Sun
do c St. sw. 4r... 1920 Building. per an 6, 900
o3o 9TH ST .13 933 st. NV, large store
and Or Price at Office.
Property placed with me for sale is lberally
advertised free of cost to the owner.
For list of property for sale, call or send at Office
$50 X .. uOLIZMAN, 10th and sts INV.
NOR RENT-COTTAGE IMMEDIATELY OPPOSITE
President Clevelands. corner Tenleytown Road and
Noodlel Lane. containing II rooms: $50 per month
JOHN T. BEALL CO. 1921 st. NV. au25-2m
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FHR pAuoHYRR OF PREACHER KuND AWAY WITH
A anCIION HAND
Montpelier, Ind, il shaken up over IN elopement
planned and carried out BY Thoa Porter,
q section hand ON the W., G. and L road
at that place. The girl u the seventeen
year-oN daughter Of Rev. D. z Greer,
also OF that town. Porter 10 married man,
and leaves q wife and one child destitute. He u
about twenty-eight years Old. The girl, Miss
pretty. Porter drew Sl2 Friday, and then pro
eeeded to get On np-roartng drunk. He was
Keep IL nom crying, but carefully took the
MONEY away from &c before leaving.
me Hieh social standing Of the girls parents has
made the elopement the chief topic OF oonversa-
ton The wires are being freely used, and every
efYort Will be made to arrest the couple. The
parents disclose the fact that the daughter was
weak-minded, and much sympathy Is expreooed
for them In their great trouble. Porter's wife nke-
wise comes in tor much aympatQy, and expresses
WisA 70 80 her reckless husband p0niehed.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York stock Market.
Name.

The following the opening and closing prices of
the New York stock Market, reported by special
wire to Corson 4 Mccartney, 1919 street
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

NOR RENT--THE FLORENCE, NORTHWEST COR
Il ner H and l 9TH SIS, Furnished Apartments.
Also,
Once Rooms on first 1oor o11ws
EOR RENT-UNFURNISHED FLAT OF FOUR
rooms and large closet suitable for light house
keepIlg: no objection to showing rooms Sunday.
90 IN, cor 81. Ii. ". 1t,
B|OR RENT - UNFINISHED FLATS IN AN
l. apartment house IL the most desirable and
nent part OF the city Each apartment well heated
steam without extra charge. HILL l. JOHNSON. 7}S
lDtn 81. NV SOFT
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HE'D.
10 y. j. ave. Sc. Tor. $50
243S Craven Ierrace.yr.50
2+IO tith sr.n, ,IIr..-DU
EOS; u st. NV. Tor. 30
1912 Conn. ave. 13r. 5 80
..U222l ] Sc. NV. 9r. .....,U
1907 18th st. NV. Tor. 80
lol I Both ST. NV. 11r.o0
13th&R. L. ave. NV, 1lr.-
HOS b st. n. W.. Tor. -
Ill ID ST. NV. 11r. 40
.oo4US lith 81. NV, Tor 10
.Sr. and store. 30
1906 18th st.n.w.. 80
l Jus SIN 81. Ii W., IT.. 30
lib 9TH st. INV, Or. %
l21J y. \. ave. INV, II.
and store. ...........-.22J
1902 Corcoran ST., 6r. 20
100 I'll { til St u.w..
1876 10Th st. II. W. 10
l5l3-I6-1I-19 y st. n.
W., ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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Sales Of Real Isstafe,


MessrS Whitaker Jordan have sold for the
owner 10 W. r. Lpscomb lot c. SO. 307, for sGo0Q
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THE NATIONAL GUARD.
Ten. OrdWay Tells How They Can Par
atctpafe in the Shenherd PeAce.s1n,,.

"e". OuW"y Teifs How They Can Par
eicspaie In the Shepherd Procession.
6euerai ordway said to a STAR eoorter this
AFTERNOON that the District National Guard cannot
% ordered out to participate as such in the
procession next Thursday night In honor of ex-
Gov. Shepherd, as the guard cannot be ordered
out IN honor Of any unofficial individual.
Even II 1t were possible TO do so It
Mouid pe unWise as setting prece-
uen' tuIe might cause trouble III
the future. The separate companies
can, OF course, parade, he said, under their own
all turn out, as his personal reIatfons with Mr..
Shepheru are OF the most friendly character, and
ne wants 10 see him We'll honUred
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CIV1L SERVICE EXAMINATiON.-A CIas- CONSISTING
OF forty-one gentlemen and thirty nine ladies
examined at the rooms OF the Civil-Service Com
mission to-day. There were forty-eight candi-
dates for the limited examination and t.Ilrty-tWO
for the general. The limited is for places OF 500
and under, the general Tor places with salaries
was the largest number that has presented Itself
Tor competition for places in the departmental
service for some time. The number OF applicants
has been steadily increasing. In June application
blanks were sent out in response and requests To
261 persons, in july to :'S9 in August TO 49, and
in september to G54. In June IA applications for
examination were Med in July Isl, IN August 80,
and In September 3e7, ali candidates foT places i'll
the departmental service at Washington.
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EOK RENT-HOUaEa.

T1OK RENr-HOUaEa e927,4 E st NV. Dr.. IL
lur. 125 1901 It'll st.nw- 30
49, stu l,r. IL u.s. a ST. Il e., H. Dc- 30
cor Il and G6nn az if@ it. Nv iir 80
nv I;sr -. II6GG IN 1gtn 81. NV Sr...;sO
81, lii. at.n ", l,r....S1 Ulrer p4rt 140S st.
i6 aid Il SOB ~ ST. IT. nw 30 itb st sw 0r
laos L ST. NV l,5r so 90 i5 6 SIN n .....:5
:! AMI 5 doors 40 8ii ST; Cap. 81, NV; Gr 20
81. NV rs.......... 90 -UI4 2if ST Or. 20
2s!s a. NV. sr......oo l%42 l4thknw or..- 20
47.50 1901 GA stnw~4r .......l3
10r - 2O2G Boundary n W., Ir Il
Sro.Es AND U4FICi.s
Store and dwell ing 1906 Store and dwelling, 30l =
Store and dwelling. Ielo1 Baiiiing, rn 80
500 l:Jn s.. 3r &c 1tii Wild f. II. IL
Store AID dwelling rs 81 Tin st.nw, 10
ii St H.w. 81 81 dIinlon Building. ~. 10
Store Tool lJiI III auntor Buildg. r.,II. s
ot& ana nd Ia i've, rinsii >'''
The above is oly portion o. the property my
hools Isl AMI 6gs tp s sa ~ G t2I paea
Il Crescent s.. Meridian hill oae square above
boundary. between lGtnand 18Th SITS. $3.50 and s6
EfOR nENr-}oG AA5sAcHUsETTS AVE, n. p.
six rooins and BATH, hsy window 6rcis House; With
month hry to H. iGta 4ta asst st. s. o e. $3.50
NOR RE:,T-A VERY DESIRABLE nIAE-EVoM
Il frame house. 1913 Boundary st. Gerdian Hiil).
oraole. LUTHER FULLER, Patent once s.o-;i.
1fOE RENT-FURNIsHED HOUSES-I ST. n. W..
Il 1itI. 10 rooms. $50; Rhode Island ave-.
10th, 10 rooms. $40 12tn st. NV, near +, ID ROOMS,
s11O. Uniurnisited Huuses-l112 st. IL. W, 10
two baths newly lapered, perfect order. o;
:'13 ST. he, roOn!s lo; - = L ST. e., ROOMS,
%IS. HARDING II WATERS.
sa:,9-;t 605 Il,h OF. NV.
sTOR EENT-FURNISHED- VERY NEAT len
room house, or COrcoran st. near 18th S1.20U Tor
one year, or 81 for six months. JOHN SHEHMA AN
4 CO., 1907 81. s29-3t
Tor RENT-MODERN BAY-WINDOw BRICK
l. House 14i6 y ST. three stories, rooms, pa
fered, bath, yard cellar, no basement; rent SID Also.
very convenient three-story pressed-brick House,
lar.no Basement, perfect repair key Store;
rent 34J Apply at AL 10th II. $50 ;}t'
FToR RbNT-FROM OCTOBER -. THREE STORY
= aud basement brick dwelling, 10 rooms and bsn;
all M l., d $ Il ST. NV. Price, so per TYLER
RUTHERFORD HOG st. II. W. s16-:sw'
l,oR RENT-NEW. siX-ROOM HOUSE. 17l4 4TH
l. 81; NV cor iichardson Place; rent S2..1O per
month. Also, iOur-roOm House. 4O1 Richardson Place:
$1,000 per month. Apply to X. GOLDSCHMiD,
Room L, l223 ST. NV. s',9-.t
LrOR RENT-FROM OCT l. 81, 3 STORY AND
l. basement brick dwelling, 10 rooms. laundry. and
cellar all J.. .,02 Del n. heated by
s22-2w' TYLER X RUTHERFORD, ,U6 L ST. NV.
ICOR RkNT-FhOM OCT. Is. 81, 3 STORY AND
L basement brick dwelling 10 rooms, laundry, and
cellar all j.. :204 Del e.. heated 10y steam
s:.,.2-:,w- TYLER RUTHERFORD. 1106 81 NV.
I. OR RENT-BRICK. zoos 26TH ST " w. 10
roo1ls. water atrobe range, bath. marble
$50 per month j. FRED KELLEY, D l3 9th ST. INV.
sIY-3t
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FOR RENT-HOUSES


Tor RENT-3336 8 ST. n. ". ta EORGETOwS}
l. broom brick, nearly rent B per month Key
next door. For particulars call address UNNEK,
43o 9th st. n. e s3O-.,t.
NOR RENT-KESIDENCE, FURNISHED RICHLY
Il for eight or nine months: plumbing perfect Ser
wants. and excellent table $40 18th street. FarraRut
Square. s20-.3,s
IfOR RENT-59 ST. n. E. WITH MODERN
4 improvements ten room and BATHROOM: so per
month; key at 13o 13ih ST. Il. press brick front.
j. W. DICK s2O-2ts
EOR RENT
s33 st u. W, store s3OiS11 10th ne. 5r, H. s. IA
400 ne. Or. S.30 III! vie ne. Or mi 10
80 n.e Or 80 Marks al. Sc. 4r- b'k 1870
BUS Sd ir, frame. 10 Hear BIB 21th NV 4r 10
so0-lm SWORMSIEDI x BRADLEY, 927 ST. II. W.
LfOR RENI-NENLY PAPERED AND PAINTED
4 brick No. 300 New lork ave. eleven rooms. bath
cellar. furnace range, modern plumbing &C.. as q
who IN complete repair. s -. ALBERT +. ron No.
go st n.w. s;0-3t
b. OR RENI-SUPERIOK BRICK HOUSE: NINE
II rooms and bath two floors; cellar. gas ana all
modern improvements; IL perfect order. g. ID
ARMFS, .s,5O h 1t
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SECRETARY LAMAR left to-day for Bethlehem Y.
H., to rejoin Mrs Lamar. He and Mrs. Lamar Will
return early next week,
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CHARGED WITH ENBEzzLEMENT AFTER BEING
PARD0NED By TIE PRRsIDENT.-The grand jury TO-
day reported an Indictment against Eugene
steiner. alias Eugene steiner de Mollersburg, the
young Frenchman recently pardoned by the Presi-
dent, charging him with embezzling &444 OF the
funds OF the Metropolitan Life Insurance CO, where
he was employed after being pardoned The defend
ant Is under arrest In Philadelphia. bench
warrant was issued for him, and the papers viii
be sent TO Philadelphia this afternoon.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

OF -, A. ID. 1SS
-, Notary Public.
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ISHED.
1901 10th st. n.w.,12r.o00
1904 18th NV, 13r. 200
L. 10 Il st-n.w., lUr. 1867
SIS 18th II W. l 1r. 1861
162S RI. ave. 1lr. 1861
ZOO y ST. II ", 11r. $50
Jl9 9th ct. NV. Tor. $50
2lI A It. Sc, iir......130
1918 2lst ST. .w..llr. 80
1909 9th st. NV, lar $50
11C6 Conn. ave. .......13I5
1902 18Th st. n.w.,11r.125
K, near 18th st. II. Will
1910 10Th st. NV, 10r.125
1926 10th st. II. w.,l0r.I25
Md.ave. ne, 10r.......12o
l32l Ost. NV, l Ir. ...115
I023 q st. NV. 11r. loo
) Cook row n. W, l2r..100
examined by permit fro.a
MAS j. FISHER l. Co.
1924 f st. NV.
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NOR rem
L l011 CT. ay. Tor. 500
III T. .ay.n.w-lSr333..1 30
N. mr. l1th st.1lr......lyU
1873 Mass. ave. ..l2J
l "a CT. av. NV, ill., 10
1O1o II st. Il. W., l4r....-
1906 y. III. ave. ...--
1OU0 9th st. NV. 1ir. 100
Is 10 VI. av. NV. E.r..ICO
1916 21st 81. NV. liz. So
1909 y II. NV, l1r....90
1o:i4 18th st. NV. lar. so
Sl1 i.2th ST. n.w-.lir....S0
1876 ST., upper part. = D
1870 u So. L. W. 3f. .... >
1.6b y. Ii. av. n-w..9r. = D
Hos q 81. H.w., l3r. 10
$40 18th ST. NV. 15r. ~
/ IL l. Il. NV. i0r...1O
o. q ST NV, ilr.....10
1411 y ST. NV, lIr...6J
SO l4th ST. NV. 11r.
2Oth st. nr- q NV. Tor. 90
1l12 18Th st. L., l0r. %
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TEE STAR has received the following contribu-
tons for the mother OF Geo. Rawlett, the news
boy who was killed at Suitland: Mrs B. F. Lar
comOe 81; cash, e; cash, 81; cash, 81; Pills, s.;
cash, $40; cash. 81. Geo. Baum has collected for
the same purpose small sums, aggregating $3.50.
The viii of VIM. b Evans, leaving his estate 70
his wtfe, was nled with the register to-day.
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10th and K n.w..l4r.1,oO0
|. near 18th 1t. NV. 600
Ii 4. ave, near 18th st,
I4r......-......-4i 6. d 8
1 arragut so. 16r. .416.61
N near 18th 81. NV. 81 :
Conn. ave. near NJ 353.3::l
! near 18th ST.. .:}.':; 30
t. ave, near l. St. l 1r.3OU
1908 Mass ave. Tor. :}0l
l3l3 y. II. ave. 11r. 300
3Uf3 * st. NV, ! lr....2oU
Conn. ave, near l. st. -25U
X ST., near 1:stn. 13r. .250
1O11 Conn. ave. Tor. 225C
18th and n sts., 16r. Lot
18Th St. near y. 13r. 30
1920 Conn. av.. l3r.20S.33
1910 y t NV. lar. 1861
The above houses Gal be
ttIot1ce only. Tic
oil
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Hugh WhittetTs Epitaoi,.
THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY INSCRIBED on IHE MONUMENT
OF A FOETY-HIELE.
To the Editor Of THE EvfSISG STAR:


clipped from last nights STAR the enclosed:
He BUILT HIS OwN ToMBsTv..E -Iiush NLit:e.i
Eor Nulner, died at Alameda, Cal. sv4ne Iiays ago
ala his Remains now rest ia MONUMENT !Ie had
erected some years ago. bearing his uf ma
D TN and death, and TIE e.itaiN: lie Travelled over
the first railway ever built ia Ll2laLd anG crossed
Atanuc IN the hrsi STEAMSHIP that ever llowed the
He explored many aiids and diel Ia the iuIl-
hess Of the faith. Amen"
About live years ago, while IN San Francisco [
came across In a cemetery MIR. NniJtells lngau-
ment, then nearing completion. Il was a couical
shaped granite stone about feet in height, and
had the following Inscription. On the front
"Hugh Whittell,' and on one side The following:
In the five divisions OF the world have been,
The cities If Pekins and Constausinul lie have seeu
On the first railway rode before Others made.
Saw the first telegraph operate, useful tr.sie
In the hrst steamship the Atlantic crossed,
SUN red six shlpwrecks, where ives r. lost.
IN the first steamer ~ California did SAL.
And went to China by the frst Pacific mail
Atler many eEdeavors my affairs % tx,
A short time Will occupy less than lwo by six
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-01

The COUft0s
PRoBAr1 CouRToJtd0s MeyTick.
Yesterday, estate Of Catherine c. Arthur; petit
ton Benjamin HELEN to open b0x &c SAFE Deposit
vault.
Police CouRT~1Nd0e Smell.
To-day, John Robinson, colored, indecent exc
posture; Is or SIS days Henry Beckett, colored.
dtsor(ieriy conduct: do. Mary Butler, profanity;
personal bonds Joseph Curry, obetructtng pave
ment; collateral forfeited. Moses BF1dwen, Sun
day bar; go.
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